mr. rogers' neighborhood" was and still is a gloved children's show which ran for decades. mr. rogers passed away in 2003. by the way, tom hanks is playing the iconic man in an upcoming movie. i wish i was wearing a card began right now. >> we will work on that. >> i will go buy one. >> stick around, you might see it. >>> all right. so coming up, more "today in the bay." kari, more rain on friday? >> a little bit. there might be a cardigan in my closet coming up next. >> we will borrow it. >> let's take a live look outside in palo alto. we are going to start out with dry weather. much different picture from yesterday. we will start to see some clouds moving in by earl yeah afternoon and, yes, there will be a chance of rain. we will talk about exactly when that comes in and i will help you make weekend plans, too, coming up next. >>> this is 101 in san jose right around 280/680. things are moving nicely in this particular shot. we have a couple issues to talk about for drivers heading through this south bay area. youy - and it )s friday. live picturs of the trans- america tower i

mr. rogers, the iconic host of mr. rogers neighborhood. mr. rogers was born in pennsylvan pennsylvania.until 2001 and he encouraged countless children to be positive and care for one another. mr. rogers passed away in 2003 in pittsburgh an today the u.s. postal service is honoring his life with a new forever stamp. a documentary about mr. rogers will be in select theaters june 8th. here's a preview honoring his extraordinary life. >> a television program for children made its unauspicious debut on station wqed in pittsburgh. its host, fred rogers. >> mr. rogers? >> yes. >> i want to tell you something. >> what would you like to tell me? >> i like you. >> i like you, too. thank you very much for telling me that. >> you take all of the elements that made good television and do the exact opposite, you have mr. rogers neighborhood. low production values. simple set. unlikely star. yet it worked. >> hello. >> i've always felt that i didn't need to put on a funny hat or jump through a hoop to have a relationship with a child. >> he was always trying to get a message across in every show. a we

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mr. rogers was a culture warrior. to him, innocence was sacred. children his program was the safest of safe places. >> hi, fish. ♪ you i like >> reporter: rogers provided a kindler, gentler alternative to cartoons and goofy kids shows, but baby food, it was not. rogers tackled tough topics like divorce -- >> but, of course, it wasn't their fault. >> reporter: and death. >> and when she died i cried. >> reporter: and coping with violence. >> you'll always find somebody who's trying to help. >> thank you for coming to our neighborhood. >> reporter: his widow, joanne. we spoke at the heinz history center in pittsburgh. as visitors realized who she was, they wanted hugs. >> we grew up on him. >> reporter: we have this image of fred on tv. was he that guy in real life? >> yes, he was. he'd rather use the time that you had together to talk about something -- something that was important to you. >> reporter: be it child or grown-up, the world can be a bewildering, even frightening place. joanne is not surprised by the resurgence in interest in her husban

mr. rogers. >> coming up on "today in the bay," rain and rain and more rain.en. >> it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. we're going to have some rain rolling through, we're also starting to see some of it making it into the north bay. storm ranger tracking it with a very high detail of exactly where that rain is falling. we will get a closer look at the day ahead that's coming up next. >>> and this look at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the cash backup not really there. no, they didn't open all the lanes just yet. this is great for a tuesday. we will show you the bigger build and check on the north bay and rocks coming up. >>> plus breaking news out of texas. another explosion, this time at a fedex facility. the new details we are just receiving. a live look outside an jose-- ahead of yet another >>> good tuesday morning. taking a live look outside in san jose ahead of yet another storm. wet weather is moving back into the bay area right now as you can see from our radar there and that rain expected to stick around for a little while. good morning and

mr. rogers neighborhood ran from 1868 to 2001 on pbs. and america is not ready to say good-bye to mr. gers just yet. a new postage stamp of the icon is coming out soon, also a new documentary and movie starring tom hanks also in the works. >> i like it. >>> and happening tonight -- i do, too -- on nbc's the voice oakland's brett hunter goes head to head in the battle round of singing in that competition. brett is on team blake, which he said he wanted. new this morning he stopped by our studios and i got a chance to speak with him about how he's getting ready for tonight's battle. >> you're going up against somebody who is entirely different, different age, different style, and at some particular point for me it's about letting go and saying, if i show up and i'm myself, i can't lose. >> brett did a little singing for "today in the bay" viewers while visiting our studio. i want you to listen to this. ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ her body measurements are perfect in every dimension ♪ >> all right. that bo

mr. rogers. sadly, he is just one among many, many perpetrators buying counterfeits and facilitating sales events to e-commerce platforms. we've heard from some rights holders like yeti whose products have been counterfeited in these schemes who have responded strongly to address these problems. yeti issued a statement making it clear that they were expanding "significant resources to protect their consumers." i ask unanimous consent that the full yeti statement, as well as similar statements made by other rights holders, be entered into the appropriate place in this hearing record. now i don't want to steal too much of their thunder. but one of the reasons we've invited underwriters laboratories, ul, here today is to let them give us a broader perfespective on the seriousnes of these issues. as just one example in a public report, ul recently tested 400 counterfeit apple phone adapters. out of those 400, they found that only three of the 400 chargers passed electrically -- electricity strength t

mr. rogers was produced. got the sweater on. rogers produced, wrote, and hosted the show for over 30 years. >> that was a great show. that was his greatest look, absolutely. >>> well, his party approved it but would he sign it? the presidential back and forth that threatened to shutdown the government today. >>> how often do you ask the doctor or nurse how much is this going to cost? not often enough. ammunition for your next appointments, plus how we are helping to erase medical debt. next. ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. signed the bill - to fund the >>> right now at 6:30, a budget back and forth playing out in washington. president trump ultimately signing the bill t

mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding me this time. i rise today in strong support of the stop act -- stop school violence act and i want to congratulate sheriff rutherford, the original sponsor of the bill, for his dedicated work on this project, among others. in the immediate wake of last month's tragedy in parkland, more than 15 students in my home district in eastern kentucky were arrested. thankfully our students and local law enforcement acted swiftly to prevent a copycat event in our own schools. as our nation battles this epidemic of school violence, it is imperative that we utilize our available resources to stop tragic events before they occur. but unfortunately, too many students and officials don't have the tools they need to successfully act under similar situations. this bill takes necessary and commonsense steps to prevent school bullying, suicide and violence, providing grant funding to states to implement proven and evidence-based training that detect threats before they come to fruition. in most cases of school suicid

dots they cut out a lot better john said i'm based on the desk i have no one can i do not come with mr rogers home track matter how anomaly came. from a shout cannot. construct a man i cannot lose him someone must feel now we're going to fuck a moment. could not see this original song enough i was going to show you go to sleep i don't want to go to the snooze in the micra voices in his or the one of the street the. sassy cinema large other you know the lousiest the cods who is close. to you. economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education is being supplanted by the right to access education. high education is becoming just another. not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now i'm an extremely more high education the new global economic war. cut out. for. her. ship the other. two children are the sole civilians to escape via a humanitarian corridor where we could go in syria. the fate of their parents still on the. official side of fighting use an i

mr. roger's neighborhood" began 50 years ago in pittsburgh. the show 1968 and 2001. n 2003. 2003.at age 74 in rogers died 1968 and 2001.aired between the show pittsburgh.ago in began 50 years neighborhood" "mr. roger's honor where named in his the studio rogers....at honors fred the stamp today.forever stamps mister rogers unveiled the postal service the u.s. (steve) jeremy roth (steve) the u.s. postal service unveiled the mister rogers forever stamps today. the stamp honors fred rogers....at the studio named in his honor where "mr. roger's neighborhood" began 50 years ago in pittsburgh. the show aired between 1968 and 2001. rogers died at age 74 in 2003. last weather and goodbye (mabrisa rodriguez)expect showers to continue across the north bay this evening and gradually spread southward as weak cold front moves through the region. latest model guidance has the cold front bisecting sf bay saturday morning and then moving farther south through the day. compared to recent storms this system will feature much less moisture and cold temperatures. snow levels will general

mr. rogers in that signature cardigan sweater.lectors and everyone else in the neighborhood. saturday, march 24th, 2018. >> also this morning, more fallout for facebook, as ceo mark zuckerberg comes under fire in the wake of the revelation a company had accessed millions of users' info without permission. on friday, he spoke out to facebook employees. nbc's business correspondent jo ling kent has the latest. >> this morning, facebook's top leadership is under fire. >> this was a major breach of trust, and i'm really sorry that this happened. >> i'm so sorry that we let so many people apologies, mark zuckerberg addressed his company at a town hall on friday. the tense meeting coming nearly a week after a bombshell report that the personal data of tens of millions of facebook users was allegedly accessed without permission by cambridge analytica in 2013 and 2014. now the federal trade commission is launching an inquiry as bipartisan leaders opthe senate commerce committee call for zuckerberg to testify. >> the short answer is i'm ha

mr. rogers. from kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. and despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 fiscal -- fiscal era 2018 house bills on time, the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. piecemeal funding of government is universally harmful. but now we've a chance to get back on track and finalize funding for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there's a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only holdback that kept us from getting these bills done on time was the fact that a lot of people, some even in leadership, who wants to load on to this must-pass bill legislation that's controversial. and yet our committee has to cope with an unsatisfactory arrangement. protecting american interests around the globe through military readiness and diplomacy is not a luxury in this hostile

mr. rogers documentary called "won't you be my neighbor". >> love is at the root of everything all learningor the lack of it. children have very deep feelings, just the way everybody does. there must be times when you do feel blue. i'm not feeling blue right now though. >> me neither. >> the greatest thing we can do is to help somebody know that their loved and capable of loving. >> and the movie comes to your neighborhood this summer. thank you for watching "nightline" tonight as always we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page. thank you again for watching and good night. ross has the must-have styles and brands get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event. we use our phones the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5 lines of talk and text included at n

mr. rogers. from kentucky. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding. and despite his laudable efforts to complete all 18 fiscal -- fiscal era 2018 house bills on time, the perpetual stalemate on unrelated matters left us with this undesirable choice of several continuing resolutions. piecemeal funding of government is universally harmful. but now we've a chance to get back on track and finalize funding for fiscal 2018. mr. speaker, there's a reason why we have a rule against legislating on appropriations bills. and yet here we are. the only holdback that kept us from getting these bills done on time was the fact that a lot of people, some even in leadership, who wants to load on to this must-pass bill legislation that's controversial. and yet our committee has to cope with an unsatisfactory arrangement. protecting american interests around the globe through military readiness and diplomacy is not a luxury in this hostile

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mr. rogers. sadly, he is just one among many many perpetrators buying counterfeits and facilitating sales of them to e-commerce platforms. we have heard from some rights like yeti whose products have been counterfeited in the schemes who have responded strongly to address these problems. they issued a statement, making it clear that they were expanding significant resources to protect their consumers. that thenimous consent , as similarnt statements be entered into the appropriate place in the record. i don't want to still too much of their thunder, but one of the reasons we have invited underwriters laboratories is to get a broader perspective on the seriousness of these issues. that is just one example in a tested 400rt, ul counterfeit apple phone adapters. out of the 400, only three past electric strength tests and that is just one of the many studies they have performed. i think everyone here, members and the audience will be stunned by the breadth of products being counterfeited, but also by

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come out of that are johnson on base that are much less tight and i mean can i do not come with mr rogers from that mcnabb had on ahmadi kid. from a show cannot. shoot from a can they move. most. of the fuckin on the. cuckoo sister in the song and numbers go so you will see both of them go to the snooze in the micra voices in his or the one of the street the. cinema would argue over you know that was is. the series let's go. to. a muslim school teachers found guilty of trying to radicalize over one hundred london school children that's as he aimed to create in the army of child jihad us where terror attacks across the british capital. parts of the media go into a frenzy after a lot of your poison unveils russia's latest weapons and his state of the nation address. and disturbing video emerges of the moments leading up to the death of a palestinian man during an israeli armed raid in the west bank the i.d.f. disputes its soldier killed him although it has changed its version of events several times. a warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q i'm talking virgo thanks for j

lot of the kind our data john said on based on our credit tightening can i do not the last caller mr rogers from pratt mcnabb how on amanita. from michelle it cannot . in the fucking on the canal moved himself i'm almost feeling now with the fuckin on the cuckoo let's see this original sort of numbers go show the acoustic battle of the good of the season the man from our. voices in his or the whatever the street. facing imo bhargava got a lot of this. the seriousness of a. mascot or this is the guy's report. let's go into let's go right to. max i want to talk about billionaires we're going to talk about warren buffett he's america's favorite billionaire he's the little sweet ukulele playing billionaire but before i get to him i want to talk about another billionaire in history the guy was worth four hundred fifteen billion according to a visual capitalist they did a chart of the richest people in history and this guy's name was. he was you know an african king of the whole guy and section mali area present day and at that time that part of the world controlled the entirety of most of the wo

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gnostic and our data john said i'm based on the last night no one can i do not do that come with mr rogers from catholic matter how not a case from a shall it cannot. shouldn't fucking on the canal himself almost he will now words to fuck him on the. road since richard nixon and now fargo show you will see battle of the good of the cities in the microsoft voices in his or her beloved history. for you know the law this is. the seriousness of. welcome back fifty seven percent of americans have less than one thousand dollars in their personal bank account according to a report by go banking rates a personal finance website the site polled one thousand u.s. adults in february and found that thirty nine percent say they have no savings at all that number is up from thirty four percent last year when asked why they were saving more retirement and for emergencies a full forty percent of respondents say they simply don't have enough money the second most common response with twenty five percent was struggling to pay bills the survey found that the problem of low or no savings was worse for a mille

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mr. rogers on sale today rogers in famous red cardigan with one puppet in the neighborhood of make-believeborhood. >> would you be mine ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> would you be my neighbor. >> ran 33 years from 196 8 to 2 o 01 roernlz died -- roernlz died at age of 74. >> breaking news president trump tweeting about spending i am considering a veto of the omnibus spending bill based on the fact that the 800,000 plus daca recipients have been totally abandoned by democrats not even mentioned in the bill and border wall needed for national defense not fully fund we are looking at this we are talking about this earlier, and that is what congressman desantis said in this interview he wanted president veto this. >> three other reasons why beyond what president is saying interesting could be exciting weekend. >> congress on their way out two-week vacation. we'll be right back. can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. maria: thanks for being here. >> hap

mr. rogers: i thank the chairman for yielding me this time. i rise today in strong support of the stop act -- stop school violence act and i want to congratulate sheriff rutherford, the original sponsor of the bill, for his dedicated work on this project, among others. in the immediate wake of last month's tragedy in parkland, more than 15 students in my home district in eastern kentucky were arrested. thankfully our students and local law enforcement acted swiftly to prevent a copycat event in our own schools. as our nation battles this epidemic of school violence, it is imperative that we utilize our available resources to stop tragic events before they occur. but unfortunately, too many students and officials don't have the tools they need to successfully act under similar situations. this bill takes necessary and commonsense steps to prevent school bullying, suicide and violence, providing grant funding to states to implement proven and evidence-based training that detect threats before they come to fruition. in most cases of school suicid

mr. rogers? >> thank you, mr. chairman. want to thank the witnesses for being here and for your service to our country. secretary wilson, first of all, i wholeheartedly agree with that last statement you just made. i applaud your effort in that endeavor. one of the primary things i try to do on this committee is keep ranking member smith happy and since he's charged me with asking you about space corps, i guess i will. >> that's because he didn't want me to talk about k.c. 46. >> president trump last week endorsed the idea of a separate space force. do you agree with the president's assertion that we should form a separate space force? >> last week, the president of the united states said that the new national defense strategy for space recognizes that space is a war fighting domain. i don't remember any president ever openly saying that. he has relaunched the national space council under the leadership of vice president pence and nowhere is his leadership more clear than in the president's budget. this year's budget accele

mr. rogers' neighborhood."red in 19-68 and the beloved children's show aired until 2001. the dedication ceremony was held in the pittsburgh t-v studio where the show was produced. the stamp shows host fred rogers in his trademark red cardigan, with the puppet "king friday the 13-th", another star of the show. rogers passed away in 2003. ((grant))that wraps up kron 4 news at nine.((pam))but our primetime coverage continues. steve aveson is here with kron 4 news at ten... steve? ((steve))thank you pam and grant...next at ten...thousands hit the streets across the country and here in the bay areademanding safer schools and more gun control.we speak with the organizers of the march for our lives event here in san francisco.that's next in a live report.plus....an east bay student is behind bars tonight..after police say he brought a loaded gun to school.hear from frightened students who feared there would be a mass shooting on campus.((steve))plus...the weekend is herekeep that umbrella handy...the showers aren't go

mr. rogers. slade, he is just one among many, many perpetrators buying counter fits and facilitating sales of them through ee-commere plat forms. we have heard from rights holders like yetti whose products have been counterfeited in these schemes. who responded strongly to address these problems. yetti issued a statement making it clear that they were expanding quote significant resources to protect their consumers, unquote. i asked unanimous consent that the full yetti statement as well as similar statements by other rights holders be entered into the appropriate place in this record. i don't want to steal too much of their thunder but one of the reasons we invited ul here today, is to let them give us a broader perspective on the seriousness of these issues. that's just one example of 1 of 400 counterfeit apple adapters, and this is just one of the studies ul performed. i think everyone here, both members in the audience will be stunned but not only the breadth of product being counterfeited bu

mr. chairman. admiral rogers this committee has expressed the lack of an effective doctrine to help deter cyber attacks before they happen. the fy '18 daa -- why don't we have one yet? we have been talking this for years. >> right. i don't want to speak for others. i can't tell you why. the point i'm trying to make as a commander, that we need this. not just for the cyber commander or just the department of defense. but for the nation as a whole. i hope it's going to generate the points that you make. i think it's frustrating to all of us. it's not because of willful ignorance or neglect or -- >> is it possible to achieve cyber deteerns when we don't have a public facing articulated cyber doctrine that gives our enemies pause? >> well, i think that deterrence has multiple components from capabilities to a sense of what we can and can't do and what we will and won't do. i would argue -- >> we have some inherent deterrence -- we had an articulated document -- >> that would help -- >> and that pointed out that there

mr. chairman. admiral rogers thank you for coming back before the committee. can you give me a brief description in your tenure in a current role where you think things are ptomey the positive things that have occurred in the things he wished you have made more progress on a near-term? >> deposit things the things that jump out at me is cyber integration with other operational commands centcom socom and things we are doing the pacific with pacific command command. that has been a real strength. that's something. >> i knew was a good day when you have those commanders talking about cyber command. that has been a real process. command-and-control structures that we put in place and how do you integrate capabilities so we can generate against isis. was a slow start starting at ground zero but it has really taken off. that is worked out. the campaign planning and the structure from a planning perspective that we put in place particularly focusing on russia in the last calendar year that really set the foundation for the future and the cyber and said, in terms of t

mr. nunberg yesterday, roger stone today, and you here tonight on "the beat." when you heard mr. criticize the mueller investigators and say their search was overbroad, he felt initially unfair, how does that compare with your experience since you did an interview with them? >> first of all, there is something that being interview with the fbi taught me, is that a witness is the last person to understand the real situation in the context of the testimony. i don't agree with in nunberg when he says it's completely useless and he declines to cooperate with the subpoena. he's surprised he's subpoenaed, but until the moment of the interview, i couldn't understand the real events of my prosecution. certainly as witnesses the biggest contribution we can contribute is to be truthful. i will say something else concerning my situation, i was not voluntarily talking to the fbi, i was subpoenaed to appear in front of the grand jury in washington myself, and if mr. nunberg is surprised that being an american citizen and working with mr. trump, you can imagine how surprising it was being a fo

mr. rogers from alabama. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. long. good to have you here. it's refreshing to finally have a witness that doesn't have an accent. i wanted to address the comments about local government officials being disgruntled after aa disaster. i have been in this business 32 years. seen a lot of disasters over that period of time. these events are overwhelming to communiti communities. i have always seen disgruntled local officials. we always will. there's never going to be the perfect recovery but we need to remember how far we have come. after the hurricane that struck new orleans that was a very poor performance by anybody's standard but fema has come a long way since then. i was on this committee and down in new orleans during that period but the last fema administrator was a complete pro and brought that a long way and this fema administrator is top quality too. they have done a really good job and this last year with these overwhelming numbers of disasters, we need to keep in mind that perfection is never going to happen. but with that, mr. long,

mr. rogers from alabama. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good to have you here. refreshing finally having a witness who doesn't have an accent before this committee. before i get my questions i want to address some of my comments about local government officials being disgruntled after a disaster. i was in this business 32 years. local county commissioner and served in the legislature and 16 years. seen a lot of disasters over that period of time. these are traumatic events overwhelming to communities. it is her -- herculean event. i always see disgruntled officials. there will never be perfect recovery. we need to remember how far we come. after the hurricane that struck new orleans, that was very poor performance by anybody's standard. fema has come a long way since then. i was on in the committee down in into new orleans. the last fema administrator is complete pro. brought that a long way. this fema administrator is top quality. they have done a really good job, this last year with these overwhelming numbers of disasters, we need to keep in mind per -- perfec

mr. rogers was honored with a forever stamp. the u.s.ostal service unveiling it today as you can see, the stamp features fred rogers in his familiar red cardigan along with one of his puppets, king friday. >>> a business legend passed away wayne huizenga started three fortune 500 companies. he also founded the florida marlins andthe florida panthers and he owned the miami dolphins as well. he was 80 years old. and very much missed that is the news update this hour i'll send it back downtown to you. >> sue, thank you very much for that sue herera there. >>> let's have a look at the markets. we have 27 minutes to go before the bell we are down again near the session lows the low is 300 points on the dow. we're down 270 the dow is the best performer, though, as you can see the nasdaq's down, the best part of 2%. >> it's had a rough week facebook shares are part of that facebook is down 13% this week in the wake of its data issues our next guest says it could go the way of myspace. >>> ubs director for operations art cashin joins us next for

mr. rogers: i thank you for leading this special order and i want to rise to highlight the impact of the tax cuts and jobs act. fter working under an outdated tax code, alabama and the entire country are feeling relief. from bigger paychecks, to bone must newses and raises, many companies have distributed $4 billion. russell lands distributed $500 bonuses to each of their 500 employees as a direct result of the tax overhaul. three companies in a district rewarded their employees after fleck and total system services. this is putting more money back in the pockets of some my constituents right across the state line in russell county. regions bank, cogeent building roup overseas hard are other companies across our great state that have been giving bonuses. i'm applied of ben russell and the other companies i mentioned leading the way. because of tax reform, over four million workers have received a bonus or pay increase. these bigger paychecks and bonuses can help save for a kid's school or appliance or making a car payment. this represents opportunity. at a time when every penny counts, t

mr. rogers of alabama. >> thank one mr. chairman. mr. long, good to have you here. refreshing to have a witness without doesn't have an accent before this committee. before i get to my questions, i wanted to address some of the comments about some local officials being disgruntled over this disaster. i was voted as local county official first. then coming here. i've seen a lot of disasters over that time. these are traumatic events that are overwhelming to communities and is a hurricane katrihour cc. there's never going to be the perfect recovery. we need to remember how far we've come. after the hurricane struck new orleans, that was a very poor performance. by anybody's standard. but fema has come a long way since then. i was on this committee and down in new orleans on this committee. but the last fema administrator was a complete pro. and this fema administrator is top quality too. they are going a good job. they've done a really good job. we need to keep in mind that perfection is never going to happen. mr. long, there was a story that came out that disturbed m

rogers: thank you very much. chair now recognizes kenneth rapawano, assistant secretary of defense for homeland defense and global security. thank you. mr. rapawano: thank you, chairman rogers, ranking member cooper, distinguished members of the subcommittee. it's an honor to appear before you today. and the u.s. strategic command joint force component commander, ms. betty sapp, director of the national reconnaissance office. just as in land, air, cyber space, the department of defense must be prepared to address any and all threats to our national security. space systems provide our joint force an unmatched ability to project power globally, respond to crises rapidly, strike swiftly and precisely, and command forces in multiple theaters of operations simultaneously. our national security strategy and the national defense strategy prominently recognize the criticality of space acknowledge the potential for conflict to extend into space. new national defense strategy charts the course for how dod will contribute to each of the national security strategies for national interests. under the new nds, long-term strategic competition with chi

mr. trump and roger stone.don't want to know anything from me, because i wouldn't know anything about obstruction of justice. i wouldn't know anything. th it's been public through adam schiff and everybody else, they want to know the relationship roger had with julian assange. >> we can put up some of the key names. cohen, stone, bannon, manafort. did they ask you about each of those people? >> no, they did not. >> they didn't ask you about roger stone? >> excuse me, they asked me about roger stone, obviously, i didn't have a very close relationship with steve bannon, and my relationship with michael which i consider, i said to them, it's privileged, because he's a lawyer and i'm a lawyer. so i can't disclose things like that to them. >> one interesting thing about roger stone. everybody's trying to figure out, did he hurt himself by bragging too much about things he didn't do or did he disclose things that he did do. and we know that you are loyal to him, and you don't think i did anything wrong. in fairness t

is basically saying that he has this belief that they're setting up a case, his words, against roger stone. mrphisticated operator. he was once deposed by nick ackerman in the original watergate special prosecution force and roger has maneuvered his way through many a scandal, as you know, joe and willie. so this is a the person who in conjunction with sam nunberg, this is a person who seems to be benefiting potentially from this very odd chain of events, which raises the question of whether this is ultimately what some witnesses, including potentially mr. stone want. i will mention in fairness, he did put out a ters statement last night reiterating his denial of any false conduct. >> and the fact that he was not inside the campaign does not mean he was not in constant contact with the president himself. there have been many things said about sam nunberg over the last day, but the fact is, he did provide something of a window. he was interviewed by the special counsel office. we got named and details from a grand jury subpoena. so you can take what he said about the grain of salt, but he was t

mr. trump. i would go through roger and i needed roger's opinion. he's one of the greatest political minds. people can think what they want about him but that's just a fact. >> since you left the campaign, how closely are you in touch with people in the white house or people with whom you had previously worked? >> all the people that i was in touch with the white house are no longer there. i'm a very good friend of steve bannon's. i believe in steve bannon's most of his philosophy. and a lot of his team is not there anymore. that's fine. alex, i've never made a point to want to make money off this white house. i'm in a separate sector now. i'm in a separate career. all i want is this president to be successful as all americans should want. >> i want to get to your appearance now before the grand jury. >> yes, ma'am. >> did you come away from that feeling like you are in any personal legal jeopardy? >> no, i was never in any personal legal jeopardy and let me explain one thing about monday. what i was saying on monday was, was that somebody who and i don't want to go over personal ends and o

mr. sam nunberg as well as roger stone, witnesses speaking out on tv all week, give us your take from the white house. >> well, and then you also had cory lewandowski on capitol hill, today the former campaign manager for donald trump. so a number of converging story lines here on russia and on mueller. the white house today not talking about any of these things, but if you look to the former white house press secretary sean spicer who was on television today, and potentially that gives you a -- there's nothing wrong with president trump asking, and that's not what he's asserting, but if he did ask white house officials what they discussed with mueller, there wouldn't be anything wrong with them, how it went, if they were nice to them, not at that point obstructing justice in any way. >> i can see giving it the most benign reading, but the times article says, trump said i didn't really try to get mueller fired and the reporting is that he did. >> and that is something that special counsel is supposedly looking at as well. and then again, moving on to cory lewandowski on capitol hill today

joining me is mike roger, former house intelligence chair. mr. chairman, thanks for being with us. the president is celebrating this meeting between kim jong-un and xi jinping overnight writing among other things, there's a good chance kim will do what's right for his people and humanity. look forward to our meeting. do you share this optimism? do you see the same progress? >> listen, i think the president had some good wins here. i think even the trade deal with south korea was an important step. it wasn't huge. it's not going to make a huge difference in the economy either way, but it's an important step, especially for automakers in the united states. so that was an important deal. that got our relations back on from economic purposes with south korea. i think the meeting in china was all about xi. he's trying to make sure that president trump understands that that's his region. he is going to dominate that region. by the way, if he wants him to come up by train, he's going to have him do that. i'm not as opted mystic although i do think conversations are important. >> the chine